And thanks - for both bits of information. I get the digest, and didn't
see the response about negative margins. Still playing with that.
I had actually tried the BR thing, but I was hoping that there might
be a more CSS-ey way of doing it.
But I still have the problem of
Ian Young wrote:
http://www.iyesolutions.co.uk/templates/trossachs/test.html
Looks fine in compliant browsers but the heights are nowhere near
matching up in IE6.
1: Add 'display: block' to all images that aren't supposed to be inline
(default). That means all but a few arrows in the
Michael Leibson wrote:
Hi again, Alan (and anyone else interested in this topic);
I've been trying to understand the satzansatz article, as well as other
articles to which it refers.
One of these is the article by Markus Mielke, of MS, HasLayout Overview,
at
Good Afternoon
The site which is giving me fits is:
http://www.delweg.com
The CSS style sheet is
http://www.delweg.com/delweg_normal.css
The page contains thre menus. Each displays very differently in FF than in
IE.
The appearance in IE6 IE7 is what I want. The appearance in FF is
undesirable.
Hi List,
working on a new css layout and now i have a clearing Problem on the
Footer in IE7 and 6 here. I cant really figure out whats going on :(
http://www.pessewenk.de/neu/?page=kontakt
Thanks in advance,
Martin
Hi Martin
First off, 26 errors in your mark-up which will not be
This is my first post to this group. I read the FAQ and hopefully
have done it correctly. I searched the archives but not really
knowing what my problem might be called, I didn't find anything that
was related to my pages.
I have incorporated Eric Meyer's Pure CSS Pop--up for my navigation.
I
Hello,
I am having some problems with getting the images to float right. I
can't seem to get the add to cart, up and back icons to stay in the box
evenly. I would appreciate it if someone could tell me what I am doing
wrong.
The page is http://www.iconphotographics.com/buyitnow.html and the
Can anyone tell me why there's a padding / margin of approx. 13 pixels at
the top of http://www.loubradley.com/new/aboutlou.htm
I know it's a bit messy, I'm still working on it, but this is html that was
used with a totally different stylesheet that I am reworking and I can't
seem to get rid of
tsooki.com wrote:
If I resize my browser so that I get a horizontal scroll bar, I'm
noticing that when I scroll to the right, the banner at the top is cut off:
http://www.mcparkandplanning.org/home.shtm
I've tried many variations of auto, inherited and 100% widths on the
various elements,
Schuyler Towne wrote:
Hello!
First post to the list, actually...this is my first post to any mailing
list ever, that I remember.
Welcome!
http://5-wits.com/development/home/index.php - in-progress html/css page
I need a username and password to see this page. If you could send
Hi,
Putting the price Price ~ $8.00 text within a tag and making it float left
would prolly work... But instead of a span for container, I would use a
block element and two childs (block also) one floating left and the other
floating right.
Also, just my 2cents... I'm not sure about your choice
Hi
I've just been working on a new project the past few days, and it struck me
on my inconsistant use of image replacements. Now, I generally use them for
titles, and headings if the design doesn't allow for browser rendered text.
However, for things such as buttons which shout out 'DOWNLOAD
so what's best practice for something like
this?
A good question, but one that has nothing to do with CSS per se.
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=OffTopic
lists several other mailing lists where you might be better off
asking such a question.
Anyone with ant=ything to say to Lee on
Ivan Taylor wrote:
http://passkeys.org/fl_articles/2007/fl337_what_is_the_moral_courage_workout.html
In Firefox, the text displays correctly between the Menu and a News
box on the right side. My problem involves IE and Opera users. In IE6
and Opera9.23 the display text overlaps the News
Joanne wrote:
Can anyone tell me why there's a padding / margin of approx. 13
pixels at the top of http://www.loubradley.com/new/aboutlou.htm
I know it's a bit messy, I'm still working on it, but this is html
that was used with a totally different stylesheet that I am reworking
and I can't
Mark Wheeler wrote:
The problem is
that I have border-bottom to appear on hover over a link. But, that
is not appearing - it seems to be cut off - in IE7. You can see the
yellow border around the li tag is cut off at the bottom. IE6, FF,
Safari are all fine, just IE7 is the problem. I think
Just a quick question to get some: when you design pages do you do it directly
from notepad? I was thinking about the merits of using the dreamweaver tools to
design the layout with divs and then get changing the code. Alternatively do
people have a stock of templates that they use according
At 08:47 -0700 2/8/07, trevor bayliss wrote:
Just a quick question to get some: when you design pages do you do
it directly from notepad? I was thinking about the merits of using
the dreamweaver tools to design the layout with divs and then get
changing the code. Alternatively do people have
Can anyone tell me why there's a padding / margin of approx. 13 pixels at
the top of http://www.loubradley.com/new/aboutlou.htm
Sorry if you already got a reply/answer to this.
Looks like margin collapse.
Add a 1px border to #main, and, I see, it fixed in FF/Mac.
I ran into this problem the
On Thu, 02 Aug 2007 00:38:02 -0700, Alan Gresley wrote:
The total reverse, give IE as much hasLayout as it needs, but then no more.
IEs'
rendering engine, uses the subtle layout triggers to render CSS layouts
right. Absolute
positioning, floats, a box with a dimension, etc, etc, would not
At first I thought I was dealing only w/ IE 7 issues, but a browser
cam shot told me that I've got something funky going on...
http://www.concertsinthepark.org/photo_gallery/2007_concerts/
fabulous_fairlanes_7-24.php
On normal resolution (1024x) the slideshow is being pushed down the
page b/c
You could try giving position:relative to the LI, this usually
stops (in IE)
cut-off of contents going outside their containers.
--
Bruno Fassino http://www.brunildo.org/test
Hi Bruno,
Yep, that did it. Thanks. It's weird that it only did it in IE7 only,
though. Oh well.
Mark
Hi,
To fix the height of the li tags, display:block and float:left :
#nav ul li {
display: block; /* changed */
float:left; /* changed */
margin-right: 5px; /* added */
padding-right: 20px;
border: 1px solid yellow;
}
Then to have it centered, you would need a
Zoe M. Gillenwater wrote:
I need a username and password to see this page. If you could send that
through to the list, or post your page in a non-protected area, we can
take a look and probably help.
Yeah, I wouldn't bother with the private archive. See this page:
Hrm, not really (tested FF and IE7)... I do have a running sample, ne how,
if relative positioning works for you (depends on the rest of the layout)
you should go that route.
On 8/2/07, Mark Wheeler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
To fix the height of the li tags, display:block and
That said, whether you maintain libraries and/or snippets of css for
reuse from project to project or like to roll your sleeves up afresh
each time confronted with a blank slate is very much on topic, so
have at it!
I've developed the habit of reusing the most recent client's CSS for the
Here's the sample:
http://www.bossanoza.net/_external/css-d/underline_link_test.html (works for
me on IE7 (vista), FF and IE6 (xp))
On 8/2/07, Phillip Allard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hrm, not really (tested FF and IE7)... I do have a running sample, ne how,
if relative positioning works for
On Aug 2, 2007, at 11:16 AM, Phillip Allard wrote:
Here's the sample: http://www.bossanoza.net/_external/css-d/
underline_link_test.html (works for me on IE7 (vista), FF and IE6
(xp))
Hi Phillip,
Yeah! That worked great. Thanks very much.
Mark
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